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Looks like that 236 lbs. was with the guts in.....?
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George, that is a hoss of a Georgia deer. Congrats to John. Gil
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He is on the road still as I type, so I'll chime in for him: James is holding my Manufrance Ideal model 314 (a grade 4). We switched for the last two days: I took the 314 and he used my No. 5 Ideal, also a 16. Without the pad, they come in at 5lb14oz. He shot decent enough considering the LOP was way too long for him. Everybody came home with birds, and I am already enjoying some of mine:  James had not ever shot a pistol, so after lunch we pulled out a .22, and 1911's chambered in 9mm, 38 super, and .45. He's a natural, shooting very well right out of the gate:    Mike
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Wow what a great buck! Good job guys!
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James had not ever shot a pistol, so after lunch we pulled out a .22, and 1911's chambered in 9mm, 38 super, and .45. He's a natural, shooting very well right out of the gate:
I prefer to think it was my outstanding coaching.  After all, just look at that awesome grip.
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Tolerance: the abolition of absolutes
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He is on the road still as I type, so I'll chime in for him: James is holding my Manufrance Ideal model 314 (a grade 4). We switched for the last two days: I took the 314 and he used my No. 5 Ideal, also a 16. Without the pad, they come in at 5lb14oz. He shot decent enough considering the LOP was way too long for him. Everybody came home with birds, and I am already enjoying some of mine:
Mike Birds look tasty. What's the recipe? Kirk
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Very simple- marinate in Italian dressing for 30 to 60 minutes, grill/sear on high
heat for about a minute a side. Seared rare they are scrumptious.
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16 hours flat. Lincoln, NE to Port Hope, ON
Happy to be out of the truck but well worth it. A great trip with a couple of great guys. Steve, Mike....thanks for having me along.
The world cries out for such: he is needed & needed badly- the man who can carry a message to Garcia
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